Pacific CL360 Max D5c Res/Pump 16.8 Million Color RGB (Alexa, Razer Chroma) Software Enabled Copper Radiator PETG Hard Tube Water Cooling Kit CL-W259-CU00SW-A

Where to start? I am a total beginner to building computers but I finally decided to put down the money to build my dream PC and I knew I wanted to water cool it. I use a Thermaltake Core P3 Case and I figured that I would want to find a Thermaltake water cooling kit to match it. I looked around on Youtube to see what people were using but I couldn't find anything on this specific case so I decided to gamble and give it a try. Out of the box, everything was neatly packed with plenty of foam and nothing was damaged or scratched. The fans are beautiful and the radiator is awesome. The CPU block works great and all the fittings have not let a leak through yet! (and they are even installed incorrectly on the PETG tubing but they are so good that they still work) I really cannot stress enough how quiet the pump is and there is a helpful little dial on the bottom that adjusts the speed of the water flow. I found that at the lowest speed, I can easily cool a Ryzen 9 3900x with no issues. Some helpful tips that I wish I knew: Order this with bend guides, extra PETG 5/8 tubing, and a pipe cutter - you'll need them all if you want to be able to use this kit. With those items combined, it's like an extra $50 but you can't do it without them! Another thing: I ordered a GPU water block to cool my 2080ti and I thought I would need extra fittings but this kit comes with enough so you don't have to order any! And even on the lowest speed, the pump and the radiator are able to cool an overclocked GPU and CPU without any issues and they will never bottleneck due to thermal overload. 10/10 I will be buying this kit again for my next build.

This unit will run a basic custom loop. I find it superb for a single GPU and CPU as it is my own configuration, but if you plan on running more than that, then this unit may not be adequate enough because the reservoir may just be too small and you may not have sufficient force on the c360 pump to push with enough force throughout the entire loop. I haven't tested this and you have to do your own tests. It is very quiet and for me once I closed my case I could not hear the small noise from the pump. You may have a different experience based on your configuration and position of your components inside your computer case.

tl;dr: Not worth it, while everything was working the reservoir itself leaked and then eventually the pump died. It was mostly very simple to install this. The instructions were the bare-minimum for what I'd call acceptable, but covered everything except one of the cables on the pump which I needed to find a video for. The packaging separated things out nicely (although perhaps using a bit too many plastic bags), and everything you need is included (at least in the soft tubing version). There was enough fluid included to fill the loop even when using the entire length of tubing, with enough left over to refill the reservoir a little more than half-way to account for evaporation / leaks. For a little over two weeks this seemed to be working perfectly, keeping my CPU cool despite a heat wave. After that, though, I noticed the reservoir level going down despite there being no leaks in any other connections. After moving the reservoir I noticed there was a puddle directly under it, and after wrapping it in paper towels, I found there was a leak in the reservoir itself. While this would have been a problem in-and-of-itself, the pump just entirely failed a day later making it a moot point. After disassembling everything to return it, I saw that where the leak had made a puddle the paint in my case was being eaten resulting in an area of discoloration that's either peeling or completely flaked off already.

Easy to setup. Materials are a pretty good quality for the price. Packaging was very good and you have the option to setup the system how you want. Waiting on a GPU waterblock and will have it running through this loop system. System is fairly quiet and you do hear the pump, but it isn't as loud as some of the other brands that I used. Definitely keeps my CPU temps down by about 20-30%. Overall, I would give it a 9 out of 10.

Even tho I received a faulty cpro fittings the outcome of this project is satisfying and great.

Seen so many reviews on this saying it not very good no its amazing Just poor install that give it bad reviews Love it and the thermaltake software works perfect

Seen alot of comment about pump burning out, ive had no issues just make sure you rinse all the radiator, cpu block and pump with distilled water as requsted in instuction as their may be small metal shaving from manufactoring process, but overall works perfect for my case

los tornillos para AM5 los incluyen si compras este mismo paquete desde la store de thermaltake

This is one of the most user-friendly kit ever, everything you ever need to make your first custom waterloop is in this kit. The RGB is very pretty on the waterblock and the pump/res is very easy to work with. It comes with C-pro fittings which is very good and easy to use and the angled adapters are a nice plus. Overall highly recommend to anyone wanting to get into watercooling, for the price its an awesome bargain.